Jay Evensen

Allowing the minority party to stop legislation forces the Senate to be more deliberative and compromise-oriented than the House. A new publication explains why.

The Grand Mufti led a delegation of Azerbaijanis to Utah this week, on a visit meant to strengthen the already strong ties with the Beehive State.

Governments can’t touch the economy without causing unintended consequences. Yet it’s hard for politicians to let go of the reins and let the economy regenerate itself.

The suspensions of 5 NFL players for gambling last week highlights a problem. Sports leagues are growing ever closer to gamblers and wagers on games while expecting their players to refrain

Such a camp likely would include a shower, toilet and a place for people to safely store their things.

Users are finding ways around safeguards built into artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, the world has to find a way to keep this technology from getting out of hand

Utah leaders urge people to read and study the Constitution in September and to honor the founders.

An overwhelming majority of Americans believe the nation is becoming less civil. This could be related, at least in part, to our sloppy dress

When the pandemic hit and the economy shut down, airport officials considered scaling back construction plans

As with most things these days, problems can’t be solved as long as people remain bitterly divided